Internship Field of study: Medical Physics
Programme code: W4-S1FM19.2025

Principles and form of practice Professional practice in the field of medical physics is intended to deepen knowledge in the use of modern medical equipment and the use of modern diagnostic techniques in academic clinics and other specialized health care centers. As part of the internship, students learn about the operation, functioning and calibration of devices. Under the guidance of a professional supervisor, the practitioners perform some activities, joining the work of the team operating the given equipment. In addition, students doing internships in some facilities have the opportunity to learn about quality management and quality control systems in medical facilities. They carry out not only basic tests, but also specialized tests of radiological equipment. This way of carrying out professional practice and a large thematic freedom gives students of medical physics the opportunity to present their knowledge and prove themselves, both in state clinical institutions and private clinics or smaller laboratories. The organization of internships has adopted the principle that the student must familiarize himself with at least two diagnostic or therapeutic techniques. In most cases, students will become familiar with several different diagnostic or therapeutic techniques. Internships can be carried out in different facilities of one or even several different facilities. In addition, when a student is interested in additional professional practice, it is possible to complete additional unpaid internships in a selected institution, after completing the mandatory one. Additional practice requires the consent of the Dean/Vice-Dean and is also confirmed in the supplement issued as an attachment to the diploma.